Probably for the connector to Slaterville Springs.

There is already a Seligman-bot trained on Martin Seligman's life's work. And the universities have an archive of materials in Gmail, Google drive, Zoom videos -- suitable for training an LLM. www.politico.com/news/magazin...

Did it come with a monkey's paw in one of the branches? This whole thing sounds kind of sus (as the kids said in 2019).

It's surprising how often this post is relevant.

Maybe everyone with an inclination toward the arts has to read "The catcher in the rye" about that stupid boarding school kid with the red hat who lost all that hockey equipment on the train. (OK, it's been 50 years, I may have forgotten the point of that book.)

Will check it out!

Thanks for the hashtag -- I was thinking "Toucans on Lake Erie?" (which would def make Ohio more interesting).

www.washingtonpost.com/politics/202...

"Hayek, meet Amazon, which knows the prices that obtain among transactions across the economy far better than the transactors themselves. And the character of supply chains. And it can run experiments to test consumers' willingness to pay. Time to update that '45 paper?"

A great podcast series for your next long trip: the-santiago-boys.com

Meanwhile, these schools granted 391,375 undergraduate degrees in business.

Are you the real Tim Gill or an anxiety-bot?

Also possibly a werewolf/human divide.https://www.britannica.com/biography/Philip-Dybvig

The irony of a Florida university opining about the sacredness of free speech is...something. www.aaup.org/report/repor...